Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18

BELGRADE, June l4.-In kisuCs, tle new premier of Seryia, IS a man of strong pro-Russian sympathies, and hIs elevation is considered check to Aus tria, and a gain for Russia in the
 Balkans.
 CONCORD. N. H., June 1.-The house
 voted for U. $. Senator. resulting Rs fol lows: Simon c. Grifil l, Joseph Went
 worth 1, Gilman MersloTn i. HsrrT
 Bingham I36, Wm. F. Chandler l65. There having been a majority for ChaDd- Ter m the two houses, he IS elected fer the unexpired term of the late Senator Pike. Both branches will meet in point convention ct noon tomorrow, End .he formal arrange zeuts Ot election will be made.
 WASHINGTON, June l4 The board of directors of the American TelephCns company, appointed a committee 10 thoroughly scrutinIze the comp,ny's ai fairs, Tyrer, the secretary, who it was discovered had been twice imprisoned for forgery resigned and gave the treas ursr the power of attorney ever his stock. COngressmGn ButterwOrth, pres ideu. of the company, said that tbe dts c0yeTy of Tyrer's former criminal prao- ticas has been great surprise to the other officers of the company. He da- clsred the Venezuela charter held by the company was valuable Oue aud that the stock holders need have To fear.
 CONCORD. \. H., June 1.-The senate this morning voted Tor United States senator Tn ballot resulted as follows: Harry Bingham (democraD 9, wn. L. Chandler, (Eepubiican) To.
 PIrrsBURG, Pa, June lf-his after noon writs were served by the sheriff CD seventy y-five Cf the strikers at the Penn sylvsnia Salt Works at MatrOuR, PI.. ordering them to vacaie the ccm2any's houses on or before the first Monday io July. If the houses are not vacated Gt tbGt time. the occupants will be forcI- bly evicted. With one or two exceptions all have promised tO move out presently.
 NEW YORK, June l4.-The claimant oi the Iichborne estates. Arthur Orion, who was sentenced tO fourteen years imprisonment for felony for swearirg he was Sir Robert Tichb0Tne, in this city. He says he is going to England and secure tbe repeal of the Gct of Par liamen. Ic0nfrmlug young Sir Henry's title.
 The California claimant, Chss. Oglsn Ferris. slias Curtis, now in jail st But- falo for frauduicntly obtaining a pen sion from the U. $. government still claims to be the rightful herr Eni says. when his Imprisonment iS over he will 20 t0 England and yauQCIsh Ill adver- saries. He remarked yesterday That mac OEton IS the biggest fraud the
 <Orli ever saw. l varted tO See the TichbOrne estate go Co the young bare net because be cannot live forever and ss he will never have any issue the | whole property must go Co my five children who Ere hale and hearty Rt San Diego, Cal. NJ nephew Is a little punY fellow and L0niCa weather will eat him up"
 Los ANGELES, June Hone evening in June, 1871, while a group of Mexieans were talking together ID the streets of An6heim. 0 young Mexican VaquerO named Francisco Ruiz. crazed by losses at tEe gaming table, rushed up and empiied the chambers of bis revOlveIs into Thomas BBllardez, young 6nd es- teemed Mexican. BailsTdez fell dead. | The murderer escaped. A vendetta was proclaimed against Ruiz and he was hunted ID a most persistent manner for years by the brother of the murdered man, but managed L. eluds pursuit | hClz, however, seemed to bs possessed ! Of an uncomfortable longing for his old | home, and m 1870 revisited lt secretly ln the year locJ. hearing that Inc Bal lardez family had left 3ulaheIE4. he rr- turned and toOA up hIs iesideAcs sAefe, but Bsllardez hearing Of h.s presence, he was forced toH HT. The officers were notified aud a close watch Wac kept for ! Lis return. The vigilance Of the officers ] was rewarded yesterday by the return oi l Ruiz and they arrested Lim. He was | lodged ID the county iaii heTe tAis IaOrn- ing and will shortly be arrsigned on the | charge of murder.
 CHICAGO, June ls-The most seuss- uona! collapse that ever took place Tn | the wheat market of this city occurred | here to-day. June option dropped from | S-tl To f2 'it 4 mysteriOus combination | which had collected and been holding l6,UJ0,COJ bushels here has been broken and the grain will bc sold out under the hammer. The failure Of Maurice R3sen- teld G Co. Howell ,S Brine aud l., Ii. Berry have been announced. More failures are expected to follow. her- shaw O., recognized Es Inc leading brokers of tue clique, are embarrassed. Rosenield & Co,'s losses on toe decline are estinGtei tt a half million dollars.
 ST, LoUIs. Mo, June I4-The cup race, one mIla and ;hr-e-q quarters, was won by Baldwiu's Yolau'e Time. S0754.
 PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 1.-The CrO-ier Iron N Steel Co, has nude an assignment. Preferred credits amount to S31S. .OOO and the com Dauy's as>ign- ment wsE made, It IS stated, Tor the sd- lus.ment Otsome legal dIfiieUl.ios. among which Is a claim of SS0.OJD. The wOrsa ere located at Rosuoke, Virginia
 HELENA, Mont, June IA Missoula special to the Independent. ssys. A compHny Of troops of the Third Infantry left Fort MissOUls to-day for Tobacco Plains Tn the northern par. Ci the coun- ty. near the British line, where they will remain during the summer. The object ls to prevent the sale oi i.quor to British Indian- from the American sIie and stop Indian outra ges against the settlers lu that section.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, June lJ.-Vice Presi. dent Crocker of the Southern Pacific railway sBid to-day: "I. Is the opiui of Vice President Potter Oi the Union Pacific, and Stubbs oi our company, that the IUtsr state commission will not extend suspension Cf tac long snd short haul clause after Juiy 7th and that the law will be sir.c.ly enforced CrOcker also contended that in such event T. w1u!i shut ou. the .rGr rscOutiusntal roads from through .ratic. O'her railway officials exDrsss 'he view that the law will be strictly en- forced beginning Jaly 7it.
 COSEANTISoPLE June Ij.-The Epg- ish repress ntstIve C. Turkey has been instructed by his government % adhere .o the terms of the cO1veatiOn with re- ysrd to Egypt, recently concluded be- .ween Turkey and England.
 CTY OF MRXICo. June lJ-The ae- ion Of the government ID granting im- lortant concessions for the colonization aN Inn rNa0 60 Nss. a |